Across Borneo, babies are transported on their mothers’ backs in decorated carriers. With the addition of shells, bells, talismanic beads and even the teeth of wild animals, the carriers are designed to safeguard the infant’s wellbeing and ward off evil spirits. The finest are also deeply carved with dangerous demonic features. Large, round eyes of inlaid shell stare out of narrow, heart-shaped faces above small mouths with bared teeth.